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Math 7
Math 7
Mathematics 7
2nd Monthly Examination Reviewer
General Instructions:
1. This is a 45 items examinations read the questions carefully before answering.
2. Write your answer in the sheet provided by your proctor
3. Scientific or Basic Calculator, is only allowed. Any acts of using any mobile devices will
automatically receive an “F” grade for this term.
1. The word “measure” came from the latin word “measural” and greek word “metron”
2. A length is the distance from your elbow to the tip of your middle finger
3. A cubit is the distance between the thumb and the little finger while the hand is outstretched.
4. A palm is the width of the closed hand.
5. A digit is the distance across the index finger.
6. The ratio of cubit to span is exactly the same for different people.
7. Yard, Inch, Pounds, and height where the primary basis of measurement in English system.
8. The metric system was known for Joseph Louis Lagrange contributions.
9. Gabriel Mouton invented the Metric System.
10. Ruler, Meterstick, Micrometer are on the commonly used instruments in measuring length.
1.133 m = ____________ mm
A) 13300
B) 133
C) .133
D) 133000
2.8.44 Dm = _______________ dm
A) 844
B) .844
C) 8440
D) 84400
3.1.554 km = _______________ cm
A) 155400
B) 15540
C) 145500
D) 1554000
5.30 g =____________________ kg
A) 0.03
B) 0.003
C) 3
D) 300
6.3.3 cm = __________________ mm
A) 4
B) .33
C) 3.33
D) 33
7.20 mm = ___________________ km
A) 0.0002.
B) 0.0020
C) 0.00002
D) Not this one.
8.675.4 m = __________________ km
A) 6754 B) 0.6754 C) 00.06754D) guess again
9.3 cm = _____________________ km
A) 0.00000003
B) 00.003
C) 0.00003
D) Almost done
A) grams
B) milliliters
C) meters
B) liters
C) grams
A) liters
B) meters
C) grams
14. What are you measuring when you use a graduated cylinder?
A) Mass
B) length
C) volume
17. If you have 420 minutes, how many hours do you have?
18. If you have 22,000 pounds, how many tons do you have?
III, Make the following conversions
3. 4 gal=___________ pt.
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